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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]So all you “lazy parent” posters, how do you feel about [b]baby gates, cabinet locks[/b], and child proof lids? I mean, if you’re watching your child, none of these should be necessary, right? You just tell your child once and they shouldn’t do it anymore?

Also assuming you don’t use sippy cups, training wheels, and the like because the grandparents didn’t have them either, and you have 100% attention to pay to your child. [/quote]

Actually, that's true for me. The only thing I've used on your list is [b]baby gates[/b] at the top and bottom of stairs. It has nothing to do with my grandparents, I'm not sure where you're going with that.

I allowed my children to play in cabinets they could reach. I'm not sure what a child proof lid is, but anything dangerous like cleaning supplies or medication are kept in [b]locked cabinets[/b] and out of reach. I never used sippy cups, we taught our children to use cups from a very young age. It's just water, wasn't a problem when they didn't get it. We went from [b]balance bike[/b] to standard bike, no problem. I never thought of it that way but thanks for proving that you can be a responsible parent without relying on a litany of child safety products luring you into a false sense of security.

What do you do when you leave your house? Do you pack up all of those items and bring them with you wherever you go? Do you have any friends to visit? What do you do at their houses without all of your safety items? Do you ever travel? [/quote]

Obviously you do use special products.[/quote]

Obviously you didn't answer any of my questions. [/quote]

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